OIL EXTRACTION AND DETERMINATION OF SOME PHYSICO-CHEMICAL INDICATORS IN SEED  Sesamum indicum L

Saminova Hilola Abdukarim qizi

doi:10.5281/zenodo.6529243

Saminova Hilola Abdukarim qizi

Abstract. The article presents experiments on the quantitative analysis of white and black sesame seeds by cold pressing and hexane extraction, as well as the determination of some physicochemical parameters of the oil.

Keywords: white and black sesame; oil; extraction with hexane; cold pressing; specific gravity.

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